The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-06-16

duced House bill Ma SO. to amend section Of
chapter 8670 Of the Laws Ut Florida referred.
Mr. Bitch, Of Alachua. called up House bill
No. So5, which was passeu.
Mr. Bitch, Of Levy. called up House Dali NO.
S6S, which was passed.
Mr.. Campbell in the chair.
Mr.. Browne called up House joint resolution
No. II, which was passed.
Nj. Campbell called up House bill NJ. s4S.
which was passed.
Mr.. Mcclellan offered the following reseiu-
ton:
WHEREAS, Each member of this House has
the right TO take up 9 bill as his name 10 called
ResolUed, That the rule shall be 30 amended that
II shall apply to those only who introduced the
bill, except Senate bills.
Mr.. Saxon offered the following amendment:
Except Senate bills; which amendment was
accepted.
The resolution as amended was adopted.
Mr.. Clark. Chairman of the Committee on
Corporations, reported favorsbly Senate bills
Nos 5, PSI and 90.
passage of House bill No. 200, Senate bill No.
265, substitute for Senate bill No. II, substitute
for Senate bill No. 60.
Mr.. Washington, Chairman Of tine Joint Com
mittee on Enrolled Bills, reported that House
bills Nos. IA, 200 and II had been handed to
the Governor
Also. reported House bill No. 276 correctly
enrolled.
Hon. George II. Browne, Speaker, and VIM.
a. Reynolds, Chief Clerk, signed the bills named
therein.
A message from the Governor announced the
signing of The following acts:
An act relating to the duties OF County CON-
missoners and County Treasures OF the several
counties in this State and for other purposes.
An act in relation to the fees OF various officers.
An act to Incorporate the Key Of the Gull
Railroad Company, TO confer certain powers
therein expressed and to grant lands to the
same.
An act to incorporate and enlarge the powers
of the Florida Fruit Exchange.
An act to incorporate the Alabama Midland
Railway Company.
Senate bill No. was passed.
Senate bill No. 255 vas passed.
House bill! No 3O3 was passed
Senate bill No. 159 was passed
Senate bill No. 278 was passed
Senate bill No 3l0 was ordered eDgrOsscd.
Senate bill No. 261 WAS read the second time.
MIR. Stockton, OF the Committee on judiciary.
reported Iavorably House bills Nos. SO and 1873.
Senate bill No. 90 was passed
MIR. Ga>kns in the chair.
Mr.. McKinne asked to take up memorial 10
Congress Of the United States asking for an ap.
propria ton pay the unpaid balance awarded
10 citizens of Florida under the provisions Of the
several acts of Congress passed ia futherance of
article nine (9) of the treaty between Spain and
the United States, concluded February 22d,
1919;
Which was passed.
House bill No. 363 passed.
Mr.. Mallory, by permission, introduced Sen.
ate bill No. 32l, TO incorporate the Pensacola
and Birmingham Railroad Company; referred.
Mr.. Gaskins, Chairman of the Committee ON
Railroads and Telegraph, reported favorably
Srnaie bill No. 800 and House bill No. 2O3.
House bill No. 115 was passed.
House bill No. 181 was passed.
A message from the House announced the
passage "t House bills Nos. 366, 1875 and Senate
bill No 80.
House bill No. 1855, TO be entitled an act to
provide an annuity for disabled soldiers and
sailors of the Stale of Florida. approved Febru-
AIRY l6, 1885. and designated as Chapter $3.50 of
the Laws of Florida, read the first time and
rrier ell To the Commilee on Militia.
Senate hill No. so. to he entitled an act for the
relief Of D. L. Nj KinnOn, was read and referred
To the Committee on Enrolled Bills.
House bill No. 1856. To be entitled an act to
amend section 1. OF Chapter 1912, of the Laws of
Florida, was read the first time and referred 10
the Committee on Judiciary.
Mr. Mallory, by permission, introduced Senate
bill No 1922, to prescribe the manner of payment
of jurors and State witnesses to be paid by the
STATE; referred.
Mr. McKinne, by permission, introduced Sen
ale bill No. 1928 Railroad Commission bill which
read first and second times.
Mr. Orman asked to call up Senate bill No.
3l2, t. be entitled An act for the assessment and
collection of revenue; which was read The sec
0nd time by sections
Mr. McKnne moved that Senate bill No. 1898
be made special order for $50 o'clock to-mor-
row.
Mr. Chandler moved to adjourn; agreed to.
EIGHT O'CLOCK P. NJ.
The Senate resumed its session.
The President in the chair.
quorum present.
The confederation of Senate bill mo- 3l2 was
resumed.
Mr. Mann, chairman Committee on Agricul-
ture, reported unfavarably House bill No 363.
Mr.. Walker, Jr., chairman of the Committee
on Enrolled Bills, reported Senate bills Nos. PAT
and SO correctly enrolled.
Mr. Bryan, by permission, introduced Senate
bill No. 1914, 10 make an additional appropriation
tor the expenses of the Legislature of 1887 /;
which was passed.
A message from the House announced the
passage of House joint resolution No 10; that
the House had refused to pass Senate substitute
for Senate bills Nos. H. &c.. II. 113 and III; that
the House had passed Senate bill No. 1874.
Mr.. johnson, chairman OF the Committee on
Fisheries, reported favorably House bill No. 800.
Mr.. McKinne moved 10 adjourn agreed 10.
House.
"WEDNESDAY, June /, 1887.
The House met.
The Speaker in the chair.
A quorum present.
Mr.. Latham, Chairman of the Committee on
Journal, reported that the work W - being prop
erly done.
Mr.. Baskin moved that all bills introduced to
day be read the first time by their titles only /;
unanimously agreed to-
Substitute tor Senate b II No. so was passed
| Mr.. Hicks moved that the House lake up,
House bill No. 800 which was passed.
On the recommendation OF the Committee on
Urgent Business, the House took up the follow
ing bills:
Senate bill No. 100. Senate substitute for
Senate bills Nos II and 81. to b" entitled AN act
| to abolish the Office of Slate Printer and to
create system of control and management oi the
State printing.
Mr.. Drake offered the following amendment
In section 8. line %, page Q, Of original bill.
Strike out January 1. 1889, and insert October
| 1, 1889, in lieu thereof :
| Which was adopted
| Senate bill M. 90 WAS passed. ~
S+na,e bill No. 900 was passed.
Mr.. Baskin was allowed Ia withdraw House
| lil NJ,